MISH MASH Cushions
MISH MASH Cushions
MISH MASH Cushions
MISH MASH Cushions
MISH MASH Cushions
MISH MASH Cushions
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New Arrival

MISH MASH Cushions | Merchant & Mills | PDF Pattern

€7,95 EUR
This is a PDF Pattern

This is a digital PDF pattern. 

You can choose to purchase the PDF pattern only and print your A4 pages  at home OR you can choose to purchase the PDF and also the A0 print outs which we will print and post to you .

Very simply add your preferred option to your cart , checkout and pay as normal

You will receive an email as soon as your order has finished processing with links to download all of your files.

If you have purchased the A0 print option you will receive an email containing the downloads. We will print and ship your A0 printouts. 

If the pattern you are purchasing has a layers function & you would like certain sizes printed please leave a note with your order or drop us an email .

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This project came about when we were renovating the Merchant & Mills house in Rye (The Grove) and wanted to use our fabrics but within a home setting. The Mish Mash cushion became a product at our sister company, HOUSE, and now you can make one yourself.

Instructions for making a simple cushion with contrast flaps. You can choose from a rectangular envelope cushion with flaps at each end or a square zipped cushion with four flaps, one on each side. This is a great pattern for playing with fabric combinations and using up offcuts. The best fabric combinations are the unexpected ones! We recommend using a slightly lighter weight fabric for the flaps than the body of the cushion.

All seam allowances are 1cm unless otherwise stated.

Skill level - beginner.

This PDF pattern is made up of 3 A4 pages for the mish mash cushion and 5 A4 pages for the four-sided mish mash cushion.

Fabric Suggestions - Light to medium weight woven linen, cotton or hemp such as indian handlooms, block prints, yarn dyed and 185 linens. 
Digital Product Safety Warnings

The product (digital pattern) itself does not directly fall under physical product safety requirements; however, the following aspects are addressed:

GPSR Article 3: The digital pattern does not pose direct risks to consumers. The user assumes responsibility for the materials and processes used to create the finished product.

GPSR Article 7: This pattern complies with GPSR Article 7, ensuring all safety-related information is provided clearly and comprehensively.

Digital Accessibility: The digital file has been tested for accessibility and is free of known harmful software or malware at the time of publishing.
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